Can a provocative adaptation of Brecht and Weill's satire, produced by four regional theatres, continue the change promised by the Paralympics?An empty television studio in Nottingham, currently the rehearsal space for the disability-led theatre company Graeae, contains a selection of items you could only find in a Graeae production. A row of saxophones sits next to a prosthetic limb. A length of rope replaces the us…
SOURCE: The Guardian at 04:30AM on February 25, 2014